Sentence examples for aggressive headway from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade Istanbul has made aggressive headway in the contemporary culture arena.

A new and untested leader is struggling to make headway against an aggressive and unyielding Tory government.

12 May WHO and CDC officials suggest that European and Asian countries may have made headway against the virus with aggressive screening of travelers and prompt treatment of infected people and their contacts with antivirals.

Representative Mark Souder, an Indiana Republican who represents the Elkhart area, expressed some of the frustration common among officials who thought they had made good headway against the meth producers through aggressive enforcement of new laws.

"Builders are making precious little headway in clearing inventories, despite generous incentives and aggressive price cutting," wrote Richard Moody, chief economist at Mission Residential in Austin, Tex.

It clearly shows that, with shorter time headway, reaction of veh9 is sooner but more aggressive than with larger time headways, even to such a degree that deceleration resembles an emergency stop.

Isn't it possible that a glad-hander more aggressive and warmer than Obama would be making a smidgen of headway?

From the outside, Mr. Henderson appeared to be making some headway, by making broad cuts to G.M.'s famously bureaucratic culture, introducing aggressive marketing strategies, and stemming the sharp decline in sales.

Other analysts questioned whether Cometa Networks would be able to make headway in an already crowded WiFi marketplace that has had both early failures and a host of smaller, aggressive start-ups.

Neither has made headway.

They clearly made headway.